GAZ2410

The GAZ-2410 is a Soviet and Russian passenger car produced by the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) from 1985 to 1992. It was an updated version of the GAZ-24 Volga, introducing several modifications to the exterior and interior. Key changes included a revised grille, bumpers, and taillights. The interior received updated seats and a new dashboard layout.

Under the hood, the GAZ-2410 typically featured a 2.4-liter inline-four gasoline engine, known for its robustness and simplicity. While not exceptionally powerful, it provided adequate performance for its intended purpose as a comfortable and durable vehicle. The car retained the rear-wheel-drive layout and independent front suspension characteristic of its predecessor.

The GAZ-2410 was produced during a period of significant change in the Soviet Union and continued to serve as a common vehicle for government officials, taxis, and private ownership. Its utilitarian design, spacious interior, and solid construction made it a practical choice. Production ceased in 1992, with the GAZ-31029 Volga taking its place, marking the end of an era for this long-standing model.